Wornout Defiant by UNK MANATU

Stochastic Jazz

Unleashed Pentatonic Improvisations

If from nowhere else but quantum physics we can know the Universe and Her Modus Operandi is stochastic. So existence and life are stochastic as well, therefore the music wanting to reflect to the world should be stochastic evidently. The whole existence is nothing else but an 'intention field' where there is no will but purpose. Purpose to balance.
Whilst shaman drumming makes changes to the state of mind with simplicity and monotony, a so-called deprivation of information, stochastic music gives you the same effect by the tricky polyphonic-polyrhythmic monotony, supplying information overload. I believe this way is much more exciting and entertaining to achieve the same goal.
This project is a so-called one-man-show on improvisation, but technically can solve only in "layered way".


Why There Are No Physical Formats

The answer is simple: this project doesn’t survive well in solid form.

UNK MANATU works in the domain of probability, plasma, and momentary coherence.
These things don’t press neatly onto plastic. They don’t sit politely on shelves.
They appear, behave, and dissolve. That’s the whole point.

A physical format would freeze something that is supposed to stay fluid.
It would turn a field event into a souvenir.
And souvenirs are for tourists, not participants.

The music lives as vibration, WAV, FLAC, nothing else.
No inventory, no boxes, no objects waiting for an audience that may or may not drift by.
Just the signal itself, unburdened by the need to become a product.

If the universe ever insists on a physical form, it will happen.
Until then, the work remains where it belongs:
unfixed, uncommodified, and free to behave honestly.

“I don’t compose; I synchronize. Music is a plasmatic field reorganizing perception, and improvisation is the universe thinking out loud. I’m simply the instrument where entropy chooses to become audible and stochasticity does most of the work. I just try not to interfere. Perception adjusts itself when you stop insisting on control.”